What puzzles me in screen shot: https://i.imgur.com/Y7HKwmV.pngIs that after GPU 0: is normaly temp and fan speed for the GPU: GPU 0: 75.0C 2133RPM That make me think that it might be a driver/comminication problem after all. But you say that the card work perfect when gaming? Have you tried anything heavy, like Combuster or a 3D game? (you are not using PCIe raiser, right? and you power supply are good, just to exclude those things)
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try the same configuraiton without “thread-concurrency” : “32765″, (just delete the whole line or set to "8192" instead)
If that do not work, then try to strip down the configuration file until it runs. Should be able to work with only:
{ “pools” : [ { "url" : "stratum+tcp://yourrpool1.com:3334", "user" : "<USER>.<WORKER>", "pass" : "<PASS>" }, } ], “scrypt” : true, }
(If you don't specify a parameter then is the default value used)
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I suggest that you try the following: Use a configuration files for all your settings, that will make it more easy to troubleshoot
Make a file called, something like "miner280x.conf":
{ “pools” : [ { "url" : "stratum+tcp://yourrpool1.com:3334", "user" : "<USER>.<WORKER>", "pass" : "<PASS>" }, { "url" : "stratum+tcp://yourpool2.com:3333", "user" : "<USER>.<WORKER>", "pass" : "<PASS>" } ], “intensity” : “20″, “vectors” : “1″, “worksize” : “256″, “lookup-gap” : “2″, “thread-concurrency” : “32765″, “gpu-engine” : “1000″, “gpu-memclock” : “1350″, “gpu-powertune” : “20″, “temp-cutoff” : “99″, “temp-overheat” : “95″, “temp-target” : “90″, “expiry” : “120″, “failover-only” : true, “gpu-threads” : “1″, “log” : “5″, “queue” : “1″, “scan-time” : “60″, “scrypt” : true, }
Then called the miner with:
cgminer.exe -c miner280x.conf"
Try to exclude the enviroment setup to begin with so you you only call the miner with your configuration file.
The following should force your GPU to i high clk freq: “gpu-engine” : “1000″, “gpu-memclock” : “1350″,
- If you get the same result (or simular) try to decrease intensity (I know that a 290X should be able to run i = 20, but just for the trouble shot)
Report back
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Make a screenshoot of you cgminer and post here.
Post the whole configuraiton file here.
Then lets take from there, it sounds like a configuration problem.
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Hi guys, I'm absolutely at a loss with this one so I'm reaching out in the hope that someone can help.
Basically I've just bought a MSI 290X Gaming and am having issues getting it to mine, hopefully it's something I'm doing wrong but I'd tried for hours now with no luck. As the topic title suggests the memory clock seems to be stuck at 150mhz when I try to mine anything giving me around 17khash or something stupid, I've seen many different numbers but nothing over 70.
The core clock goes up to the normal max (1030mhz) and so does the memory clock (1250mhz) while gaming, when attempting to mine however it just sits there at 150mhz. I've tried forcing the card to stay at the standard clocks but it still gets the ridiculously low hash rate.
Well there's my issue, hopefully one of you smart folks has seen this before or something similar and can show me the error of my ways.
Thanks
Maybe I can help (I am asuming you are using cgminer), can you post your configuration file (if you use one) and the bat file that launches the miner? (I have been tuning and tweaking MSI R280X a lot)
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I can't help notice that the pictures of the chip on the front page, one picture show a chip in flip-chip package and another picture shows a BGA package. That is very suspicious to me, if you made a "great product" then show some real pictures of the hardware instead of some stolen photo shopped pictures. That is zero credibility in my world, if you don't have a product to take pictures of yet, then publish a datasheet at least.
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DOGE network hashrate just passed 100 GH/s!
wow
That's a lot of hashing power!!!
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It's crazy to place orders at 500 and 400 sotoshis?
No, but you may be upset if they execute when your asleep and its flying up I wish I had one selling yesterday at 275 satoshi.... I think 275 will seem really cheap in a month. Hope you're right. Look at it this way: There's never been the kind of buzz around a single crypto as there is around dogecoin right now. Sure, bitcoin has had way more media coverage overall, but it's been around for 5 years. In one month, dogecoin has the largest thread in alt currencies here on bitcointalk, has almost 40,000 reddit subscribers, has more major media coverage than any crypto next to bitcoin, and is still reasonably cheap. Of course, anything can (and will) happen, but I can't help but believe that we are still hugely undervalued. Well... 1/3 of the thread is advertising for pools... ![Undecided](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/undecided.gif) Which reminds me there havent been a pool add for 8 hours? (blessed)
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ok i got it, other moon/cat pump were only fake pump to make you mine them while the other mine doge
Difficulty is still increasing for DOGE, Est Next Difficulty 1271.82136212. wow
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How much Dogecoin do you all have? I used to have 802,000 back at 30 satoshis. I sold thinking it was going to be a typical rally-crash-rally-crash-rally cycle and then it suddenly went up and I found out it had to do with the bobsled guys. Now I only have 234,000 I think.
I've still got all of mine... 6243915.8487268 DOGE ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) How are you doing in terms of ROI? (you are the one with those 9 x 7970 GPU's, right?)
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Time for some consolidation guys. Anything between 180-210 is ok and nothing to worry about yet.
I would say a bit lower, we are only at block 67487, we are 2 weeks away from block reward reduction, so supply will be constant (high) until then. After block 100000 then is 200 santoshi a reasonable level to expect (imo). Edit: We also have to make at least one more hardfork to fix the potential of unlimited DOGE supply.
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What are the status on the LTC rigs? Was the round canceled or is it hashing by now?
Yes, we had to cancel the rigs (and a few rig orders). Sorry, we didn't receive a couple key critical components in time and instead of dragging out the drama, we just did refunds. No problem (good decision, even though scrypt is not as sensitive to time-to-market as bitcoin), I was close to getting into R20x, but I decided to upgrade my old rig instead, since the R9 290X is too expensive in terms of hash/$ (imo). I went with the R9 280X, they had ROI in about a month. I will definitely consider if you open a new scrypt round.
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DOGE is at block 66666 ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Many 6, much wow.
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I have a curiosity for ya! In Poland, from 1960 to 1990 we had cryptocurrency! It was "Pewex Dollar" and it was official currency in Pewex (national network of stores, only one network existed, because comunism). So if you wanted to buy for example new pair of jeans, TV or some toys for children, you had to go to Pewex store, buy this Pewex Dollar, and then go shoppin'. Prices were (probably) held at the level of prices on west, but that was just illusion, and Pewex Dollar never been as valuable as US Dollar. PLN (Polish Zloty) couldn't be exchanged for goods in these stores. http://banknoty.republika.pl/bony/pewex/bony_pewex.htmhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PewexGreat story, thanks for sharing. However I do not believe that Pewex can be categorized as cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency rely on a decentralized "prof-of-work" by a encryption hash algorithm, which is not the case with Pewex. Right... I forgot about that the crypto is based on hash ^^ BTW - the price is so cute, little puppy... I wanna BUY THEM ALL!! Still good story bro ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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What's a good price to buy in for longterm. I just can kill my self to sell 80K last week for @46 ![Cry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cry.gif) Possible the price gets @160 and then to buy in? I sold 100K for 42 last week, since I need to secure ROI for my equipment and funds for next investment, I do not regret anything. Don't regret just learn from your mistakes and do better next time. Your life is still the same, with and without 80K of DOGE Cheers
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I have a curiosity for ya! In Poland, from 1960 to 1990 we had cryptocurrency! It was "Pewex Dollar" and it was official currency in Pewex (national network of stores, only one network existed, because comunism). So if you wanted to buy for example new pair of jeans, TV or some toys for children, you had to go to Pewex store, buy this Pewex Dollar, and then go shoppin'. Prices were (probably) held at the level of prices on west, but that was just illusion, and Pewex Dollar never been as valuable as US Dollar. PLN (Polish Zloty) couldn't be exchanged for goods in these stores. http://banknoty.republika.pl/bony/pewex/bony_pewex.htmhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PewexGreat story, thanks for sharing. However I do not believe that Pewex can be categorized as cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency rely on a decentralized "prof-of-work" by a encryption hash algorithm, which is not the case with Pewex.
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Dogecoin Difficulty 1,065.3592 !
dat difficulty ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) I remembered when it reached 100k, I seriously considered to switch to LTC, good I stayed with DOGE.
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Which is the most safe storage for doge coin?
cold storage I agree, if you have 1 mil DOGE or more, then you seriously need to consider securing your funds. A very safe and easy setup is to get a old computer only used as DOGE wallet (e.g. old laptop), instal a clean OS, instal Dogecoin-QT, copy-paste the public key to a txt file, and transfer the file to a USB stick. TURN of you Doge wallet computer (now your wallet is "cold"). Transfer funds to the public adr. for your doge wallet - sit back and look at pictures from Hawaii) cold usb is ok too, don't need a whole computer just for one coin Agreed. I have my BTC,LTC on one HDD and the DOGE on another HDD.
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Which is the most safe storage for doge coin?
cold storage I agree, if you have 1 mil DOGE or more, then you seriously need to consider securing your funds. A very safe and easy setup is to get a old computer only used as DOGE wallet (e.g. old laptop), instal a clean OS, instal Dogecoin-QT, copy-paste the public key to a txt file, and transfer the file to a USB stick. TURN of you Doge wallet computer (now your wallet is "cold"). Transfer funds to the public adr. for your doge wallet - sit back and look at pictures from Hawaii)
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